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George VI pedestal bowl of polished circular form with applied and replicating Celtic design border to a knopped baluster column and spreading circular foot with similar detail throughout, diameter 23.3cm, weight approx 865gm, London 1939, makers mark for Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Ltd and with further retailer's mark for the same
£220-240
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Elizabeth II silver salver of shaped circular form with polished field and raised on three cast and applied feet, width 27cm, weight approx 526gm, Sheffield 1960, makers mark EV
£130-150
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George VI part tea and coffee service comprising coffee pot, tea pot and milk jug, all of waisted oval form, height of coffee pot 23 1/2cm, combined weight approx 2011gm all in, London 1942, makers mark N&B Sn (3)
£550-600
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Victorian melon shaped three-piece tea set comprising tea pot, sugar basin and milk jug, the latter with gilt lined interiors and all with all-over engraved floral and foliate cartouches and raised on shaped bases, width of tea pot 26cm, combined weight approx 1201gm, Sheffield 1857, makers mark MH&Co
£400-500
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Edward VII Irish three-piece tea set, comprising tea pot, large sugar basin and milk jug, all of compressed baluster form with leaf capped C-scroll handles and cast and applied apron bases with all-over profuse floral, foliate and C-scroll decoration and bearing contemporary crest and motto, width of tea pot 27cm, combined weight approx 1537gm all in, Dublin 1902, makers mark CL and with further retailer's mark for Waterhouse & Co (3)
£500-600
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Late Victorian tea kettle on stand, the kettle of baluster form with hinged and domed cover and half wrythen fluted body with contemporary crest and overhead handle with chain mounted pins to a circular base inset with a removable spirit burner and reservoir on three cast and applied reeded legs with shell feet, height 42cm, combined weight approx 1406gm all in, London 1897, makers mark William Hutton & Sons Ltd
£500-600
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Late George V four-piece tea service, comprising hot water pot, tea pot, sugar basin and milk jug, the latter both with gilt lined interiors and each of lobed oval form, height 22 1/2cm, combined weight approx 1914gm all in, Sheffield 1934, makers mark RS (4)
£500-550
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George V two-handled oval tea tray with shaped rim and applied side handles to a plain polished field, width 61 1/2cm, weight approx 2160gm, London 1933, makers mark W B & S Ltd
£600-700
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Edward VII leather fitted travelling case of hinged rectangular form with gilt initials, sprung clasps to a fitted interior containing seven various silver lidded and cut glass bottles, (one lacking), together with brushes, manicure set, shoe horn, glove stretchers, writing pad, jewellery box, folding mirror etc, silver lids marked for London 1908, makers mark TI, width 47cm
£120-140
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Early 20th century pigskin stitched leather overnight bag of hinged rectangular form with outer cotton cover and bearing various paper labels including Hotel du France - Nevers and Hotel St Petersbourg Paris to a fitted interior containing an easel backed mirror and three various base metal lidded toiletry bottles (other losses), width 37cm
£50-60
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Elizabeth II cased three-piece cruet set, comprising pepper caster, lidded mustard and open salt, the latter both with blue glass liners, together with matching Old English pattern salt and mustard spoons in a green morocco covered case with silk and velvet lined interior, Birmingham 1961, makers mark Elkington & Co Ltd
£80-100
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Late Victorian cased set of four open salts, each of half fluted oval form with side handles and spreading oval bases (one clear glass liner lacking), together with four matching salt spoons in a silk and velvet lined morocco covered case, (hinge a/f) marked for Chester 1900, makers mark SI Ld
£40-50
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Cased set of 12 Albany pattern tea spoons, together with matching sugar tongs (tongs a/f), in a silk and velvet lined morocco covered case, Sheffield 1899, makers mark JR
£50-60
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Cased pair of Edward VII shell butter dishes, of plain form together with two matching Old English butter knives, combined weight approx 90gm, London 1900/1901, makers mark for Walker & Hall Co Ld in a silk and velvet lined morocco covered case, retailed by Waterhouse & Co, Dublin (case a/f), width 24 1/2cm
£40-50
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Cased set of six tea spoons, Sheffield 1900, makers mark JD & S, in a silk and velvet lined morocco covered case
£30-40
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Cased pair of Victorian figural serving spoons, each with polished pear shaped bowls and cast figural handles, combined weight approx 143gm, length 20cm, London 1895, makers mark WH & S Ltd in a silk and velvet lined red morocco covered case
£50-60
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Cased late Victorian three-piece cruet set each of ovoid form, the mustard with hinged and domed cover and clear glass liner, the salt and pepper casters with screw down covers and all raised on three ball feet, together with a single mustard spoon, Sheffield 1900, makers mark Mappin & Webb in a green silk and velvet lined shaped morocco covered case
£40-50
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Cased set of 12 each ivory handled and silver dessert knives and forks, each with polished blades and tines, ribbed ferrules and tapering rectangular section handles with contemporary armorials, Birmingham 1825, makers mark JW in a fitted mahogany case with hinged cover and lift out top tray, width 28 1/2cm
£100-120
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George V cased set of 12 each ivory handled fish knives and forks, the plain oak case with hinged cover and fitted with twelve each knives and forks, each with plain and polished blades and tines and also plain polished and tapering ivory handles and bearing retailers tag for Curtis & Horspool - Leicester, Sheffield 1922, makers mark JS&S
£180-200
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Cased set of 12 each mother of pearl handled dessert knives and forks, each with polished blades and tines to foliate ferrules and with plain polished handles in a fitted morocco type covered case with fabric lined interior, Birmingham 1838, makers mark JW
£120-140
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Early 20th century mahogany cased three-drawer canteen of cutlery and flatware, Fiddle pattern, crested, for 12, and comprising dinner forks, dessert forks, dessert spoons, tea spoons, six each gilt bowled egg spoons and salt spoons, two mustard spoons, two butter knives, sugar tongs, two sauce ladles, two basting spoons, large soup ladle, fish servers, together with 12 each ivory handled and crested dinner and side knives and 5-piece carving set fitted in a rectangular cabinet with hinged front doors and raised on a fitted stand, weighable silver approx 4628gm, width of cabinet 52cm, Sheffield 1907, makers mark AB (114)
£1600-1800
| POCKET WATCHES AND WRISTWATCHES
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Late 18th century silver pair-cased verge watch, Peter Johnston - Mitcham, 263, the gilt movement with blued steel screws, pierced and engraved bridged cock with silvered regulation scale over plain pillars and with verge escapement to a Roman enamel dial set off centre at 12 with outside minute track and gilt spade hands in a hinged and polished case with stop/start lever at 3 and further polished outer case, all marked for London 1797, makers mark WM and with journeyman's mark, width 56mm
£180-200
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Early 20th century Swiss gold plated full hunter quarter repeating lever watch, J Ullmann & Co - Watch Manufacturer, Honk Kong, Shanghai, Tientsin, Wladivostock, the frosted and gilt movement jewelled to the centre and numbered 17747 with bi-metallic cut compensated balance with blued steel overcoil hairspring and lever escapement to a signed double sunk Roman and Arabic enamel dial with outside minute track, subsidiary seconds and fancy gilt hands (hairline) in a hinged case with all over engine turned decoration and cover centred with a vacant and gartered cartouche with coin milled band and repeat slide at 6 and hand set lever at 4 and numbered 66305, together with a brass curb link watch chain with snap clip and two fobs, width 50mm
£120-140
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Second quarter of 20th century 9ct gold open face keyless lever watch, Zenith, 3330675, the frosted gilt and jewelled movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel overcoil hairspring with lever escapement to a signed Arabic enamel 24-hour dial and with sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel moon hands in a polished case with snap on back and bezel, marked for London 1942, makers mark ZW Co, 17134, width 47mm, weight 56gm all in
£120-140
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First quarter of 20th century 9ct gold open face keyless lever watch, A W W Co - Waltham, Mass, 23852005, the engraved movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel overcoil hairspring with lever escapement and fitted nickel dust cover to a signed Roman enamel dial with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel spade hands in a polished Denison case with swing out movement and hinged cover, Birmingham 1924, makers mark ALD, 283573, weight 88gm all in
£140-160
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Second quarter of 20th century American open face keyless lever watch, Hamilton Watch Co - Lancaster, PA, 3114913, 916, the 17-jewel movement adjusted to three positions with Geneva stripe decoration, screwed chatons and jewelled to the centre to a bi-metallic cut compensated balance with blued steel overcoil hairspring and goose-neck regulation with lever escapement to a signed and engine turned silvered dial with outside minute track and applied gilt Arabic numerals and blued steel dagger hands with sunk subsidiary seconds in a hinged and polished case with cast and carved borders and initialled back cover with signed cuvette and stamped "Wadsworth, 14karat, solid gold", width 45mm together with a fancy curb link chain (mark worn) set with snap and swivel together with a white metal and enamelled case torpedo shaped retractable pencil, together with its original fitted morocco type covered case with velvet lined interior and original warranty card stating price of $USD112, weight of watch 62gm all in
£450-550
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Second quarter of 20th century 9ct gold open face lever watch, DF&C "Selex", the Swiss 15-jewel frosted and gilt movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel overcoil hairspring and lever escapement with fitted dust cover to a Roman enamel dial signed John Elkin Ltd - London, "Colonial" with Roman chapter ring and outside minute track with sunk subsidiary seconds and gilt spade hands in a hinged and polished swing out case with hinged cover and marked for Birmingham 1929, makers mark ALD, 461878, width 48mm, weight approx 87gm all in together with its original fitted box of issue
£160-180
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Last quarter of 19th century American 18c half hunter keyless lever watch, Am Watch Co - Waltham, Mass, "Hillside, 4612212", the frosted and gilt movement with blued steel chatons with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel overcoil hairspring with lever escapement to a Roman enamel dial (multiple hairlines) with outside minute track and signed to the centre Johnson - Dublin, with sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel moon hands in a hinged and polished case with crested back cover and signed cuvette "Presented to Edward Barton Esq, on the occasion of his leaving Slico, by a few friends as a token of esteem, 15th February 1896", and with a black enamelled chapter ring and marked 18c with Swiss duty marks and makers mark AB, 21320, width 49mm, weight 115gm all in, together with a fitted morocco covered watch case
£500-600
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Late 19th century 15ct gold graduated curb link watch chain set with T-bar and swivel, length 35 1/2cm, weight approx 37gm and marked 15, 625 throughout
£430-450
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Second quarter of 19th century 18ct gold open face lever watch, Gowland - Sunderland, No 21550, the frosted gilt and jewelled movement with blued steel screws, diamond end stone with engraved cock, bi-metallic balance and blued steel hairspring with silvered regulation scale and lever escapement with fitted dust cover, with gilt Roman enamel dial with outside minute track, hobnail cut centre and sunk subsidiary seconds with blued steel spade hands in a hinged case with all over engraved decoration and back cover centred with a vacant and gartered cartouche, Chester 1842, makers mark FK, 11, width 53mm, weight approx 123gm all in
£600-700
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Late 19th century unmarked bi-metal guard chain, each with fancy twisted links and central swivel and with added clasp, length 40cm, weight approx 20gm, swivel only marked 9ct
£150-180
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Late 19th century 9ct gold curb link watch chain set with snap and swivel, and with floating T-bar, length 39cm, weight 39gm and marked 9, 375 throughout
£380-420
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Late 19th century 9ct gold curb link watch chain set with two swivels, central T-bar and 9ct gold mounted and hardstone swivel fob, length 39cm, weight 45gm all in and marked throughout 9, 375
£340-380
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Late 19th century 9ct gold fancy brick-link watch chain set with T-bar and swivel, length 29 1/2cm, weight approx 22gm and marked 9c to T-bar, swivel and end link
£170-190
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Late 19th century 9ct gold wire link watch chain set with T-bar and swivel and further 9ct gold cross fob, length 33cm, combined weight approx 42gm and marked 9, 375 throughout
£380-420
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Third quarter of 20th century 9ct gold ladies dress watch, Bulova, the 17-jewel movement to a signed gilt dial in a polished circular case with snap on back and integral bracelet, Birmingham 1971, together with a 9ct gold mesh link watch strap, weight approx 30gm all in
£220-250
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Last quarter of 20th century 9ct gold ladies dress watch, Excalibur, the 17-jewel movement to a signed and silvered dial with black painted markers and hands in a polished case with fitted mesh link bracelet and with folding clasp and snap on back, Birmingham 1978, makers mark EJ Ld, weighable content approx 12gm
£100-120
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Last quarter of 20th century 9ct gold ladies dress watch, Omega 32793943, Cal 485, the 17-jewel movement to a signed and silvered dial with baton markers and dagger hands, in a square case with integral bark effect bracelet with folding clasp, London 1975, makers mark OWC, length 6 ¾ ins, weight approx 25gm all in
£200-220
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Mid-20th century 9ct gold ladies dress watch, Longines, the jewelled movement to a signed and silvered dial with applied baton markers and Arabic quarters with dagger hands, in a polished circular case and fitted brick link 9ct gold bracelet with folding claps, weight approx 14 gm all in, together with its original fitted box of issue
£160-180
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Late 20th century Swiss 18K ladies' wrist watch, Longines, the quartz movement to a white oval dial with gilt markers and baton hands in a polished circular case with snap on back and fitted integral brick-link bracelet with folding clasp and marked 18K, 750, 28223049 and with European duty marks together with two small sections of extra link, combined total weight approx 36gm all in together with its original fitted box of issue
£750-800
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Late 20th century 9ct gold quartz centre seconds calendar wrist watch, Rotary, the quartz movement to a signed gilt circular dial with applied baton markers and dagger hands with sweep centre seconds and date aperture at 3 in a polished case with snap on back and fitted integral brick-link bracelet with folding clasp, width including crown 35mm together with its original fitted box of issue and original guarantee dated 25/7/98, weight approx 51gm all in
£300-350
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Late 20th century Swiss 18K quartz wrist watch, Buller, "Flatline", the quartz movement to a gilt circular dial with black printed hour markers and further black painted hands to a beaded bezel and coin milled band with snap on back and fitted and stitched leather strap marked K18, 750, 7048 and with European duty marks, width including crown 35mm
£350-400
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Mid-20th century rose gold plated steel automatic wrist watch, Omega "Seamaster", 12772272, Cal 342, the 17-jewel bumper automatic movement with mono-metallic balance and lever escapement to a silvered circular and signed dial with applied gilt baton markers with luminous points and further luminous filled hands with sunk subsidiary seconds in a polished case with gilt finished bezel and lugs and screw down stainless steel back marked "Omega Watch Co, 2576-9" and fitted with an Omega crystal and crown, width including crown 37mm together with a 2015 Omega repair warranty card
£400-450
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Late 20th century stainless steel automatic centre seconds calendar wrist watch, Omega "Geneve, Dynamic", the movement (unseen) (requiring tool 107) to a black signed circular dial with outside minute track and luminous and silvered markers and hands with blue sweep centre seconds and day date aperture at 3 in a brushed steel case with fitted brick-link bracelet and pliant Omega clasp and with signed crystal and crown, width including crown 42mm, together with three spare links and Omega International guarantee stating movement number 31211251 and dated 27/7/72
£280-320
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Diamond three-stone ring, the centre brilliant cut diamond 0.65ct approx with a further brilliant cut diamond to either side 0.33ct each approx, all to individual claw settings, raised in a pierced gallery in an 18ct white gold mount, hallmarked London 1974, size P
£1500-2000
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18ct gold diamond and ruby cluster ring, the centre a brilliant cut diamond raised within a surround of 6 circular faceted cut rubies, having a further surround of 12 brilliant cut diamonds (diamonds approx 1.2ct), all in set in a basket mount, hallmarked London 1973, finger size N/O
£1200-1400
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Precious metal ruby and diamond three-stone ring, the circular cut ruby 0.73ct (est) between two old round cut brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond weight 1.22ct approx, colour L/M (assessed), size L
£1600-1800
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Precious metal diamond three-stone ring, having three graduated circular cut diamonds, total 1.72ct approx, stamped 18ct, size L
£2000-2200
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Mid-20th century 18ct gold emerald and diamond cluster ring, the oval cut emerald (8mm x 5mm approx) surrounded by ten brilliant cut diamonds approx 1ct, having pierced split shoulders to a plain polished mount, size Q
£1200-1400
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Precious metal sapphire and diamond three-stone ring, the cushion-shaped sapphire is set between two circular old cut diamonds, total diamond weight approx 0.60ct, size N
£1000-1200
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